Orodum, you said that Soverign will help us if it beneficial to him. Do you think that he would consider not being defeated, ripped apart, melted down and made into a set of limited edition collectible spoons a benefit? Because, if he dosen't stop his attack, that is exactly what the Riftwalkers will do to him.

Mabey we should steal the WMD and give it to the Hydrogues. They can then set up a  mini-rift that will only pull out the Lord Avatar, and then we can kill him. Of course, even a mini-rift would annihalate everyone within a few light years. So, I think we should detonate it inside the DN Voidspace. That way we can kill 3 birds with 1 stone: We can stop the Vetarons, kill the Lord Avatar and destroy the Dark Ninjas!

Samurye.

I repeat myself,

The Sultanate does not control Sovereign.  The Sultanate does not even have any sway with Sovereign.  It doesn't have a way to contact Sovereign.  It would have, had it had the time to study the ship and to make contact with Sovereign, but El Loco above decided to prick the Dragon's tail.  now the Dragon is pissed.  and hungry.

-Orodum

CAN'T WE ALL JUST GET ALONG?!?!?!?! Oh wait, warzone, hehe....  Anyway, I ask again,

he's pretty damn strong. like destroy any damn fleet that goes after him strong.  The only reason he died in Mass Effect was because mecha-Saren died, and that dropped his shields.  but if his shields are up, then he's damn near invincible.  plus there's the whole calling in the rest of the Reaper Fleet. 

and besides, he's only after Caedus's head.  not his army.

Would activating the Rift generator in DN territory be a breach of IRL section one? Also, if we let Soverign kill Darth, would he mind if we cloned him back from the dead? He does get to have his revenge....

Samurye.

on someone he attacked first?  that's not revenge.  that's anger.  why he attacked in the first place, I don't know.  But in doing so, he signed a death warrant for his capitol.  That's the price for initiating hostilities against an unknown quantity.  if you don't know how strong it is, it's not exactly wise to provoke it. 

I was talking about Soverign getting to have his revenge on Darth. I was asking if Soverign would care if we brought Darth back after he had killed him. I can also understand why Darth attacked Soverign. He was afraid that Soverign would attack the southeastern worlds again.

Samurye.   

*in Yoda voice* mmm... but he didn't know that, now did he?  Wiped, his mind was.  And judged not fit to tell him, the BMP expansion would be.  Hmm?

*back in norm voice*

And Sovereign would clone Darth himself.  just to kill him again.  but I doubt he'd care otherwise.  Sovereign would probably settle for, oh, say 400 clones for him to kill.  That seems like a reasonably small number.

-Orodum

 I believe that Noobis "saw fit" to tell all the leaders everything, including the bit about the BMP. And yes, 400 is a reasonable number. After all, in the first part of the D&S show (when I was still fighting Darth) I had quintillions of clone bodies.

Samurye.

Now you have to figure out a way to reach an angry AI out for revenge, with a nigh unstoppable ship, and who doesn't care about anything but the Reapers.  and is altogether non-responsive. 

Sovereign arrives at the Ilidaran capitol (Earth, I would assume?), and begins bombing.  He begins with the fleet in orbit, then nearby orbital defencesafter that, he then moves on to the primary governmental facilities.  After atomizing them, he destroys all docked courier ships.  Last, but not least, he destorys all missile launch pads inorbit and on the planet surface.  Only now does he turn to leave.

-Orodum   

Combine articles 1 and 4 to make this acceptable.

The UGA still controls very powerful industrial zones in the east. You are now an enemy of the UGA and we are priming our WMDs as we speak.

The Undying.

*Shakes head*

And while all this is going on, the Vetaron Confederacy is reading its fleet.

I bet Mulikov likes to read books out in the park.

The Undying.

A message transmitted via high-comms arrives at the Ildiran capitol building:

"Whaa..."

those damn riftwalkers...

"what happened to the milky way? And why is my grandfather still alive?"

this happens whenever the riftwalkers take over a galaxy...

"what do you mean?"

The riftwalkers use galaxies as a sort of "target practice" as you humans call it. Once a rift is opened to Unreality, they destroy all life in the system, and when the only sentient life is on the brink of extinction, they "re-wind" the galaxy to a point when the riftwalkers wern't there, erasing the memories of those who existed, and inevitabley starting the process over again. That is why we had Hydrogue Remenants within your system. They were put there to warn of the coming of the riftwalkers, and to ensure that our system's time-loop would be broken. This is only the fourth time the Riftwalkers have done it to your system...

"my god...how do we stop it?"

...as we have said, you must stop the rift from ever re-opening. we are the only ones who remember what has happened, as well as the crew of your ship...

"so my grandfather...is still in stasis?"

yes...

"...we need to get him out..."

*noobsauce re-enters the black hole, along with his crew, and Hydrogue ships, to warn his grandfather of this repeating process...*

**********

 -James Shnizel, son of Johnson, High Chancellor, UGA.

"Subordinate! Where is my son? he has dissapeared..."

"we do not know. He was in his study room not long ago. Suddenly he vanished..."

"Order a search for Noobis. I want him brought here..."

"aye, sir!"

"Noobis...what have you gotten yourself into this time...."

-DaNoob

PS: to clarify:

Johnson "DaNoob" Shnizel: grandfather, High Chancellor, almost 100 years of age, in stasis

James Shnizel: Father of Noobis, Son of Johnson, High Chancellor, dies by assasination by Vetaron Confederate spies

Noobis Shnizel: High chancellor after father dies and grandfather retires, son of James and grandson of Johnson, currently in Hydrogue galaxy. only one who knows about the riftwalker time-loop